Pôle Jeunesse
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Would you like to visit Marineland with your class or leisure centre?
Depending on the season, Marineland offers you the chance to enjoy educational shows, marine animal mealtimes with comments, guided tours of the park or special question and answer sessions around the pools with the animals and their trainers!
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Vous souhaitez venir en visite à la Ferme du Far West avec votre classe ou votre centre de loisirs ?
La Ferme, comme Marineland, vous propose selon la saison, différentes formules. Vous pourrez ainsi découvrir le métier d'animalier, assister aux repas des animaux de la Ferme, bénéficier d'une visite guidée du parc ou encore de séances privilégiées de questions réponses autour des enclos avec les animaux et leurs soigneurs-animaliers !
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Accommodation options
Are you looking for accommodation for a group of children close to Marineland ? |
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Teachers' space
To help you make the most of your visit, test your students' knowledge, and guide your teaching, Marineland provides you with downloadable education sheets. |
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2011 calendar
Here is the Marineland Youth Section school calendar! |
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Young People's space
Immerse yourself in the Young People's space and test your knowledge or that of your friends and family!
Discover the world of marine wildlife by playing the Marineland quiz. Do you need information about penguins or polar bears? Marineland and the magazine "Récre Azur" answer all your questions! |
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Animal stories.
The sea is full of surprises. Here are some amusing and instructive anecdotes.
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F.A.Q.
All those questions to which you have never found the answers!
Are there really whales in the Mediterranean? Why does a killer whale's dorsal fin droop in the pool? Can the killer whale raise its fin? |
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Are there really whales in the Mediterranean? Of course: sperm whales and fin whales are frequently observed. The best time to see them is in summer, when the sea is rich in plankton, which attracts fish and whales. NB: the fin whale is a baleen whale, which feeds on plankton, while the sperm whale is a toothed whale, which hunts for fish and squid. Why does the killer whale’s dorsal fin droop in the tank ? The dorsal fin of bull killer whales grows until the animal reaches puberty. In the wild, the dorsal fin of roving killer whales remains erect because it is supported by the water during very frequent diving. In parks, killer whales spend much more time near the surface, with their dorsal fin outside the water, because they watch people, socialise, feed and play with their keepers. Their interest is entirely directed to the surface. All that time spent at the surface combined with the law of gravity results in the fin bending under its own weight. In large specimens, the dorsal fin can exceed 1.50m (5ft) in height, and there is no muscle support. Can killer whales raise their dorsal fin? No, since it contains no muscle and is made up of collagen, a tissue similar to the cartilage in our ears and noses. What is a species? For animals to be grouped within a single species, they need not have the same appearance. More important than their looks, what makes the difference is the possibility of their reproducing with each other.
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